Giorgio Armani's will has set in motion a plan to gradually sell his fashion house, potentially involving luxury giants like LVMH and L'Ore...

Armani gave control of 40% of his business empire to his longtime collaborator and head of menswear Leo Dell'Orco, and another 15% each to ...

Giorgio Armani last will: Giorgio Armani's will, revealed after his death at 91, directs his heirs to gradually sell the fashion house he b...

Luxury brands like Chanel, Dior, and Gucci are introducing new designers amidst a challenging economic climate. The high-end industry is st...

Over the past 4 years, across its subsidiary and JV businesses, RBL has seen just about flat revenue growth.

India has been a land of olfactory indulgence — this is where ittar, incense and aromatherapy have existed for thousands of years, and pers...

The unprecedented move, which left Genesis founders and investors stunned, is poised to change the dynamics of the business.

At its core, the business of fashion is an endless quest for something new. Problem is, some of the biggest names are getting rather old.

The board of directors at online fashion retail portal Myntra is considering offers from two competing groups of investors eager to back th...

Sahara stepped into the fray after Genesis sought an exit for financial investor L Capital, which owns a 42% stake in the company.

The spat between LVMH-owned private firm L Capital Asia and Genesis Colors may lead to Sephora finding itself a new franchise partner in In...

L Capital Asia wants to exit the company and has asked its founder to either buy out its 40% stake or sell the luxury brands marketing firm.

A growing set of rich Indians is now setting the agenda for luxury companies, forcing many of them who sell 'soft' luxury to diversify into...

To play the bigger game, Indian designers should start concentrating on bottom lines and not just hemlines.